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Politics October 25, 2025

United States considers imposing 100% tariffs and expelling Nicaragua from CAFTA over systematic human and labor rights violations

United States considers imposing 100% tariffs and expelling Nicaragua from CAFTA over systematic human and labor rights violations
Nicaraguan flag partially obscured by yellow tape marked "TARIFFS," symbolizing trade restrictions and economic impacts.

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